We’ve also introduced a game of root word memory. Played like a traditional game of memory, students have to match a root word and examples of that root in action with the root’s meaning. The kids are so focused on making matches, that they completely forget it’s educational. It’ moments like these I feel like a parent sneaking vegetables into the mashed potatoes. 🙂
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These look great! While everything else is showing up "on sale" in your store, it seems that this product is not?
Fixed! I had set up the sale before I uploaded these products. It should be good to go now. Thanks for letting me know, Krista! 🙂
I teach vocab through roots and prefixes. We play a game where students have to connect words that share a word part (locomotive to remote to refinish to finalist…). It might be something you could add. I challenge the kids to see if they can create a longer chain than I can. I call them Word Trains (http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Word-Trains-Prefix-Root-and-Suffix-Vocabulary-Game-freebie-679827). Love your cup pyramid! Caitlin (www.The-Room-Mom.com)
These are awesome!